Frame By Frame Workshops

A Long Night by Miles Obilo


A sand animated short film screening at TAIS from Dec 5-7

Artist’s Note: A Long Night is an abstract sand animation depicting the rhythmic nature of pain. The body is taken on a journey of pain and rest, weaving in and out of dreamlike states throughout the night.

Alt text: A still image from the film showing abstract navy blue sand in horizontal lines. Surrounding the still image is a gradient of blue to purple from the left of page to the right.

Frame by Frame & Toronto Animated Image Society invite you to the 2025 Accessible Animation Exhibition.

Free Admission — Hosted at TAIS (1411 Dufferin St Unit B, Toronto)
Dec 5th: Opening party & screening 7-9pm
Dec 6th & 7th: Drop in screening 1-5pm

• Come and see 6 animated short films that explore disability
• Meet the filmmakers
• Learn about the program
• Eat snacks!

Throughout the summer, a group of artists and animators met at TAIS weekly to share thoughts, explore co-design, and create! Six incredible short films were made and Toronto’s animation community expanded.

This program has been funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation — supporting community driven arts. We are so grateful to TAIS for hosting this workshop series in their accessible animation space.

Alt Text: Poster with blue background and hand illustrated lines moving through text information for upcoming animation exhibition. Logos for Frame by Frame and the Toronto Animated Image Society are small and at the bottom right corner. Six thumbnails of the animated films are side by side in the middle of the poster.

We received so many beautiful applications for this program. Thanks so much to everyone that applied & to everyone that helped by sharing our posts. Can’t wait for the workshop to begin!

Applicants will be notified by July 24th ✨